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SD To Diffusers is a tool designed to convert Stable Diffusion checkpoint models into a format compatible with the Diffusers library. It simplifies the process of working with Stable Diffusion models by automating the conversion and allowing users to easily integrate the models into their projects. Additionally, it streamlines the process of opening a pull request (PR) to share the converted model with the community.
• Conversion Support: Seamlessly converts Stable Diffusion checkpoints to Diffusers-compatible models. • Compatibility: Ensures converted models work with the Diffusers library, enabling easy integration into existing workflows. • PR Automation: Automatically drafts and opens a pull request to share the converted model with the community. • Ease of Use: User-friendly interface and straightforward process for model conversion. • Community Contribution: Facilitates sharing of models with the Diffusers community through GitHub PRs.
sdtodiffusers --checkpoint_path /path/to/your/checkpoint.ckpt
What does SD To Diffusers do exactly?
SD To Diffusers converts Stable Diffusion checkpoint files into a format compatible with the Diffusers library and helps open a PR to share the model.
How long does the conversion process take?
The conversion time depends on the size of the checkpoint file and your system's processing power. It typically completes within a few minutes.
Can I use SD To Diffusers without GitHub?
No, SD To Diffusers requires a GitHub account to open a pull request and share the model with the Diffusers community.